Electrical/Computer Technologies

A student moves a robotic arm.Photo of Electrical/Computer Technologies student working on residential wiring.

Course Overview

Students learn to install electrical, communications and data cabling as well as security systems. Students also explore alternative energy and robotic programming, and use multimeters, wave generators, and oscilloscopes. Electrical Interim Credential, Student Electronics Technician Certification, and OSHA certifications are available in addition to fourth-year math and college credit.

Related careers include, but are not limited to, electrician, telecommunications technician, home security installer, computer and electronics repair technician, engineer, and robotics technician.

Download the Electrical/Computer Technologies brochure.

College Credit

Students who successfully complete this course may receive articulated college credit to the following schools: Baker College, Davenport University, Grand Rapids Community College, and Muskegon Community College. For information on how to earn articulated credit contact Andrea Rusco at the CTC.

Students who successfully complete this class may earn direct credit to Muskegon Community College. Our direct credit web page has a list of all participating classes.

State of Michigan Curriculum Segments
 

  1. AC/DC–Electrical Fundamentals
  2. Safety
  3. Principles of Power Conversion
  4. Documentation/Communication
  5. Electrical Test Equipment and Measurement
  6. Cabling and Soldering
  7. Controls
  8. Tools, Fasteners, Equipment
  9. Prototype and Design and Manufacturing
  10. Information Technology Application
  11. Employability Skills, Careers, Work Habits, Teamwork
  12. Problem Solving and Critical Thinking